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L. k —, i • 14 0171 •t:'t c' ' ' ' '''' . 1 - , 4 , '- - -..41 - 4 4 -- , I ," , •4/ . ..4 7.. ,..: . 107. : • : :: :4, ....., lio :4: „., ---, II - •••,.."' ,: 7 •4; If ~, ... _._____,, Q -ITra .....) ~..~ . ~~,: ~,. m ....,_ . _, ~ _ 1.1 6 iOO . d ~ `\r ~~ - _ ''/~ ~/ ~~. 4' • 4 . 4 Alk • • , s 4 k - kX a , 1 :1y / , Nao / ' `-`' • 6‘ - ti , " - " • , er7-4 •• ( -1 .01:4 7-)e-- • .. 06'4i NumtEß 8180.] SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1818. [PRICE SEV_ENPE/VCE. ri. gAST INDIA HOUSE, Nov. 18, 1818. U lB C OURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT- L TRAt)D COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND ThatOrG to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, i i e..:0 Ntv.i'de. QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Igth ~.11'41*) appointed to be held on WEDNESDAY, the I,_, '"ecember next, is made SPECIAL, for the purpose of a T re n g . before the PROPRIETORS for their approbation, p ill ea . I . 'l Y to the 19th Section of the 6th Chapter of the Cont the Y . s BYe-taws, a Resolution of the Court of Directors, of wlt:Tth instant, granting a Pension of f .800 per Annum to i ft i t ',„ I4 M WEBBER. DOVETON, Esq. late of the Sr.. He c,stablishineut. The p, • 1:3 1 . e.14 Pers relating' to Mr. Doretnn, as require d . by : th etie I to • ''''' ( 'RP• G. Sect. c2o. are open for the inspectlon o f PletOrS at this House. ~~ JOSEPH DART, Secretary. ----. -----5........---.-._.....- 17 . , 77 7 , ' - —- I r, r i ArGE 0F7%1C E , 7 , 70?). ?n, Ili t Rr, ' .-.--- , COiVa7/B,§IONERS for VICTU3LLIAG • th at ,ilits .1711JES"I'Y'S NAVY do hcreby give Volici , ', .to rtt;e:rWsday, the Bth of December next, they will he ready ,- "Ppt y , S zie r ender s in u.ritiiur (sealed up), end treat for . the o t. 118,E,,‘" separate Cantracts) of all such guan ( oes _., Lit,4l-''',l-4:17.4`, aurt r, U'rfON% WINE, MILK:, YEGETA gaire; CA.NI)LES, SOAP, and pAviNs, as may ! Hhesirtier oart /4/ 4 ' . 14 r ?eve of the Royal Navallif:l67 ' ital ~ ri4, 31:70,a/h respectively, duriqg Mc; space of !we! _ce_ G a l e n - iii, c t . "l '. l "n, ate ise of January, IStat i "" 1 " 1 "" ....e. erta, ,°4‘4iiiv,44 of tot.' contracts may be seen at the ar . 5 ds , V el, II ''' Qt l ic'e, at this OYice or by avlying to the Stew , i_ <, re 2,4.)ft:oiled .11,,spital.v. '` o ll , ' '' '' '''' .(l 'WI Le had to any l'ender in Which' the Prke 'not ~'e getiuche 114yerted in IVord) • at length, or that Bi/flit not 7'4 a re it to the Board before (One o'clock on the said jok: all ' e4e b i 4 V December Next; nor unless the Pe"" a '''ah '' the Tender, 'Or sonic Person on his behalf attends n ovf.). ~ .t., , Itch called for. 6 c 4 re) ~ : i t k , o) "ler mast also be acconapaniedbj a Letter signed - 1.. e'Ponviht i.. b duith the 'O4 ter e .-ersons engaging to become .ogn 14,41„,4(1criV, in the Penal Sec, of 500 . 1. fur the due Pe r- , 4,1.. 11 7 V . "te Con traer.sji ar each of the two first vaentiOnt 1 --.. anti of 200/. for each qt . (. r se others. , -.... . i b€l 3.e. - ---- -------____- -----.-.-.- ,isi , IQ t.,1 PORb Plertr.,-.11„/..1N-6-Y,IRLI, 117".' s . _ 1 1-NSII. are to oive Notice, ThursaaY, , that: on 'bill , e t4e 26; h instant, at Ten o'Clock ix the . c Forenoon,. s,T „I.e. ' , 0tii,,, 114t "I , to 1) UIII. IC S.IL E, at qti Made5,.',„...,.., Ito i . ,1a.,/, Deplf„,.„?.. ,s.undry Lots of , the .1 said Yard, biz,. 10INS and STOREs ) „ t ,,,:, lying' 14 the sal -.. nr„, l • P.,, Bread n.,,t, plum., rionr Sweepings, Raisins, Rice,. t. ' l 'eku ! , sweepings, ta - i, 'A.,, ,Nreenings, Oatm,al, 04t In e e _ wer _., ,_ ilttf, purll.li,riey, Pomace S„,p,. Ilhisltholl S Bags i : i ! 114 gs, c ' 4ilct, Vinegar, Butt ur, Cheese, Sugar,ld Half- I 11('`gshe49, 94 t/ags, Pui-iclieon, and Barrel i li.l4es, fi ‘' lilderkin, Small Cacti, ' llopliead, Barrel, .. Firrce' ami lus id Fire 'iNI, e"iti gi tec. &e. &e. Old Iron Hoops, a , ' 21 ,e ~ ti.io .71'.'q;IP '''' ' Ql4° l 'e J) t up to Sale, at the same time, a 4 . 0 e .7 SERVICEABLE. TONGUES. Ve n° Nit .f . 1. on the amount • 4(.41 • 01. per cent. is to be nut! - . , L_ .ur.. `l'at.,°-:11nt t4e ti,:nr of sale, and the rentainder V thu v l h ' 0, 1 ' 4)./44 e : .7 Paid LeAre the Stores are removed, for t 4.4 itt te dPe7.l'id ofiro„rtc,,, u.o2.king days will be ~a l ("lo? thatved I'at l 'is ti l °ii V. ale: the Buyers particularly obsertzn:, 6 4, u n 't one hale; of the quantity is to be taken away eren °11,4,,i,i: ,SN't s.ePen days, and the remainder in t. 'eesited, '''''l 4 e 4'l7', t he , o wise the Deposit Monet/ will be jorf . u ~,• the ' ~C:Nk'o .1:'.0041.01s °' Stores remain the property C n_, 'N:el e ; . Q- 4° ertension of time will, en um/ "" °il t be Co l , t•j,: 4 4Y l;; '------L------ ----------- L , • lito . uu llEu it t s q' Not 9, New Bridge-street, London 1,, Y • " l eavo t'' , .. ' '4l,:`t f , 174 , T ` `-`) !worm you; that ever since the r. .tib t qtri i ts ', 1 ' ,1 !1 been afflicted with the Lues Venereal, 04koitie !,1 hy , tilu_ustimaely resisting every course of medicine Ve rked,rer,,,ides.n?s,t eminent of the faculty here, and un -44,.1:rnal th e T V- ' l, ynurses of salivation, and twice dis ir it , 4,,7.ra.,,, t i..._.,..,:pt1al with little relief, \void., appear to ,)by e , le r h v "_' I rate nature. In tics pring of last year '4,1,.„,tia5t,,,,c,........" Fiullatt(i) such a liead, as naarly to pat a period net , ;, atn,s a nd a large I.lleer on the crown of ray head, . t Ol t ,' i ll , 'Y right", ru ' I t,' . ' legs were broke out in a frightful it?iL. tar ... Ler atiop ~. s nieadfully painful, and had been in a tt t ,i i , e 11, ,>,:. nr the last seven years; toy left had also tlerikri:!ter,,eial7fil,t,, was very much discoloured, and gave , t‘e,f,s.L4()lllepriv,tl.Pain, particularly when warra in bed, hiitl criveNdeu , b ti , le of rest ; ii 4 this lanientAble state, I I h 1 4y th en ) i Mr . . J. Thompson, (‘.OlO received so . It t "pii t, do ' " e re), to talit your Leake't Patent Pills, II th 4 b ekiu t Ix " . P. " 4 ' if;th O. MRS' ; in the course of a It 41 4 tik ers Out re.ecive bet efft -in little more than a ' : eo nal i t th e sores 1:::, lie;id and arms were soundly healei!— _put ti,..!rabled;„_, ,u?....1es h ealed also; leaving, liow ! p,"e7tiveft, wil'i:',•_nc..lo.atioti in the skin, and pain in 1 he ii rlo t i ts fli era tlep .' i t: l t , n) the hitssing of God, anc.! a little 1 rl.l tl tirt4,7 t rsing, l a `l' , ! . '"'aln . 'able Alcdicine, subsided ; , ... I. l3 t rhi. . d pai t , s _ rad s.t.l. n . re,„sannng its natural hue, and 4,,,,t',.v%hi.„_yioe at6,(1..2.1,!1.i guing (..41 . .--4 thus k•caint•, hy . 'ti tin4 4 luts.......h oe "'cu . lt- ne, perfectly free from all my lite glen , ro ..e, e.ieetivered my former spirits a !id I 41, Montt" e jolly and fat, in which stole having Si h - :: 4 41 11 t' 1, L e ti , . • lie. 48, for Us s ii , wi. • t he aStiMlSh,liellt of all who knew 11 ;1 e. e r th e ~,_,‘ . t teian s to express my gra! it tide, but .., 414 3 as p i % r 1 Of (It 11(1. stifferiin, mortals to make 1. 411.,4),dciut1it...h!t,-I.,,,t'ic x a v ti P l T ... s .. i . l . "'} , e ,i: :•.is .. I shall on .every' OCi'cl- I 5 'at t l u i s r y"", oblige, , , "-ktt' s 3 obedient, very humbleservant -,,t, '', It lse . ~ • 9 14 ...- , ....t - ligh_ str , LF.X. Al UltKElt q, „. 1 , al„ et t, Edinburgh il, 401 . ,N0 n ~. "cs to* . I , „,.. 0 ~ , 1., 0 ~ ,„ .i. , d iove Core:--• , 4,e!ti.er,..._. osii :;) , , , ,ew Poultry Mai•ket, Eilinburt•li ti _s i , , \ 4 l % tti t i l t d r sold by‘i.'.;,--•eAsusiseeiuhly .....;lose,..Eiiiiib.urgli. ' Prop, letor, fIiONIAS TA Y )„'itaqt • 9 ,;.' r the it, .. 1 'lege of Surzeons, at ois t7,l,.trili•etsideit'll,w liridges'sl.trt.• k. 4 :4t. 4 1" - Ated to ‘ ) f ni,,,„ „ an , London ; -.whet e, after a ..vbett, the ,i.ie clire L , :-,__ ,10 years, in a practice parti- PA„N,„ high ,„ en ,itts of inic4n..eyal Complaints and those t %l7 .4 ntil• lit flatt"..rhis ,Fr'rut„e-!'tt"),"‘ with that inviolabl e stnlien stiliontd always observe in ai,Ahleti,atli4ioislt himself . 4,1 , tt, i ,h. _ .. s , rrsi 10 the t :ti. it,ilc,,,etia.ntlmascisist.ance will , b 411 ativattage seldom t 1, 4 j by i • all 41/Ibig-iity .: I), aid :. lig a „, . 1111,.0t),,.41kt VPOllalbelit • : 11 J11, 1 :11gi e% ,a! th e 10, o r t he convenience oft hose I,itirr.st„..., p.... , 1\,.. 7 s n O F, o. conv enience Oxford-stre e t• ~, 4 . u , 4 . unib uro. , ) ris c.-st revt -hill • M r P• t• • ' ! k 4, 1,t.t11.11,V,,,)x1e1t.r,y. co/jsli'd'er:l•,(:.allwe,.. 'l),;bliit ; '‘ :::d rii ii s ; , , t ~,ir,! .pi a ;qutil y 2. .. ..`t)l to,vo in Great Br n ;slid •,.„. th,,,2 1 di r , et % Na• each, stimped, and sealed iip •.::,, . - tisel, e , "n 3 f vu, reb • ...,,,,. with ~a se. II e,..:i . pervms, of eilliir ; .‘ecriev, an ti safety. '''''Oe.e.,-- : , DIA HOUSE, Nov. 18, i 818. THE COURT of DIRECTORS o f the UNIT ED-a- COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice; That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in Writing, on or before Wednesday, the sd of December next, from the Owners of SHIPS of the burthen . of 600 Toni and upwards, Builders' Measurement, which have not performed more than Seven Voyages to and from India or China, specifying the rate of Freight at which they may be willing to let such Ships, for One Voyage in the Company's Service. The Tenders, with the words "Ship Tender" on the cover, to be Eeverally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at this tlouse, on or before Twelve o'Cl{,cl; at Noon, on the said 9d peccul bee next, beyond which hour no Tender will be received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions under which the Ships will be engaged in the Company's Service may he had upon application to the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on-or after Saturday next, the 21st instant. PUI3LICA PAX 'MANIBUS. This Day was pUblished, A N ELEGY, writtcn ittul composed on the la 1 - 1 ciente(' DEATH of our MOST GRACIOUS 'QUEEN. By JOHN PARRY. Sold at Weller's Music Warehouse, 23, Oxford-street, prie Is; ad. EIGHTH EDITION OF LALLA ROOKH. This Day was publiihed, in Svo. price 14s. LA LL A ROOK H, an Oriental Romance. By THOMAS MOORE, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and Brown, London. Also jlist published, in Rio. price 12s. ILLUSTRATIONS of the POEM, engraved by Charles Reath, frow Pdi:qines by It. Westall. , A .few of each may be had in quarto. This Day was published, In Quarto, price 54. boards NATutATivE of SHIPWRECK of the OSWEGO, , on the Coast of South Barbary, and of the Sofferio;:s of the Master and the Crew while in bonciL7e among the Arabs; interspersed with numerous rental ks upon the Conntry and its •Inhahitants,• and the peculiar perils of that Coast. By JUDAH PADDOCK, her late Master. Printed for Longman, Hurst, 'Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, This Day w•as published, In Three Volumes, 121 no. price Its. 6d. boards, SOPHIA ; .or, The Danernti3 Indiscretion. A Tale, founded on Facts. Printed' for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and B rown , Loudon. - Of whom may he had, The Physiognomist. Ily the 'A.othor of the Bachelor and Married Man. A Novel; in 3 vols. 12too. Ids. 6d. boards. Lionel ; or, The Last of the Pevenseys. Three vols. 121.n0. 11. Is. hoards. Correction: a Novel. Three vols. ]2m'o. 11. is. boards. This Day was published, In Three Volumes 12tuo. ►rice I6s. 6d. boards, T E PHYSIOGNOMIST, a Nove fly the Author of " The Bachefor and the Married Man." When Alen will not be reasoned out of a Vanity, they must be ridiculed out of it."—tiir li. L'Estrange. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornie, and Brown, Ldndou. Of whom may be had, The Bachelor and the Married Man; or, The Binilihrium of the Balance of Comfort. A Novel. Second E4ition, in 3 Vols. 12mo. price 16s. (id. boards. The Seventh Number of IRISH ES.—ByTHOMAS MOORE, Esq. and Sir JOHN STFVENSOc: .. . J. POWER has the honour to announce 'o the Nobility, Gentry, and Subscribers to this National and highly popular Rork. that the Seventy► Number is ready for delivery this day, at his Music Warehouse, 34, Strand, London. IV Subscribers are requested to make :arly application to the Publisher, (31, Strand), or their rst►sic or Booksellers, for Corks, so as tossecare furst impressons, and to prevent any ►nistake which might occur from change of. residence, &c. A NEW PATENT WATER-PROCF HAT, at onl7 18s. IMPORTANT SA7ING. FRANKS and TAYLOR save to offer to the Public a MR HAT on BENER BODY, combining every requisitea Hat ought to posess; it is superior in ap pearance to the finest and mist expensive Beaver, equally light, and will wear twiceas long, and is of a better shape, which it retains to the last; will never change its co lour, Which is' the most heautifd black, if worn for years; no weather will injure these Has, thug being water-proof; and will repair several times at . trilling expellee, and every time app ea r equal to new, and ,re decidedly superior to any Hats ever offered to public note, the attainment of which has been - attended with great epence. Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish for njerior hats, may he supplied on adeautageous terns. Franc and Taylor, Manufacturers, NVelliogliin House, Ited-crossstreet, Barbican.--No unpaid Letters received. CORDIAL BA.NI OF GILEAD. 11 _AMES of a cold, acrid, or billi ons h a bi t o f body, affected with anzuor, head-ache, — or hysterical affections, cannot hare recurse to a more salutary remedy than the Cordial Balm of iilead. To Gentlemen from the East or West Indies, the tudeut from public seminaries, or those whose occupations tquire a sedentary life, this medi cine has effected wonderfi cures in cases of debility, origi nating from heat of clinive. or relaxations from juvenile in discretions, and the eficis of intense application to study or business. Sold by Bacon and Co. 50, Oxford-street ; Way d, 324, Hol born; Leigh, 18, Strati ; and Mr. Gostley, 133. Minories. Sold also by every reptable Vender in all Market Towns throughout the King•ddi, , and all oth e r M ed i c i ne V enders, price 1 Is. each, or fount one Family Bottle for :335. by which one Its. bottle is save, with the words " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," engraved n the Stamp. 43 4 4 Dr. Solomon .:pects, when consulted by letter, the usnakompliment of one - pound note to be inclosed, -ad dressed " Money Let r. Dr: Solomon, Gilead House, near erpool. Paid -dittle postage." COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Nov. 20. DUKE OF NEWCASTLE AND OTHERS V. CLARKE AND OTHERS. The plaintiffs are the Commissioners of Sewers in Sussex; the defendants are the Commissioners of Rye Harbour. The plantiffs built a wall, for the purpose of draining and shutting out the tide from covering and rendering useless many adjoin ing acres of land. This wall the defendants de stroyed as obstructing the navigAtion of the harbour. The plaintiffs brought their action of trespass in 1817, at Lewes, before the present Chief-Justice, and a Special Jury. A prelin►ii,ary objection was then stated, 'that the plaintiffs, having no property in the ,wall, could not main tali) an action t trespass. This point was saved, and the case went to . the Jury, on the evidence of tihc facts. The Jury found a verdict, and con siderable damages for the plaintiffs. A rule had been long since obtained to show cause why the verdict should not be set wide, but the cause was not heard till now. It was agreed that the points to be argued were, first, that the plaintiffs had no power to maintain the action of trespass ; se cond, that the wall was an obstruction of a navi gable river, or highway; and, thirdly, that non obstante veredicio, judgment should he followed up for the defendants. The plaintiffs offered to agree to a new trial, provided the first objections were waived. The defendants required that the trial-should be in a different county. This was refused, and cause was therefore shown. Messrs. Sergeants BEST, VAUGHAN, and COP LEY were ranged for the plaintiffs ; Messrs. Ser. geants LENS, BLOSSET, and TADDY for the de fendants. Mrssrs. Sergeants BEST and VAUGHAN only were . heard to-day. They argued, that the plait. tiffs had a right of action, as having built the wall in question, and having authotity trout an Act of Parliament to keep it in repair. There was no other remedy; an indictment would only punish the offender, but would not compensate the loss. It was not necessary in an action of trespass, as in trover, to prove the right of property ; it was may necessary in trespass that there should be possession. In a case in the King's Bench, the Commissioners of Enclosure sustained an action . of trespass for a sta k e p l ante d b y their surveyor, and carried away. That they could not maintain the action, as to land, was irrelevant to the pre ent question, as They had not such rights and powers as the Commissioners of Sewers. If the plaintiffs had not a right of action, none had.— The property was unprotected, and this could not he said of any property in this country. But the 37th of th e Ki ng , c h ap. 1 30 , section 18, en titled them '' to cut new Sluices or dams nearer the sea, if they thought it necessary for sewing out their waters." They had then at least as much. Tight of action as the master of. a ship, whose right could not be questioned. They had exclusive possession, so far as that none had a right to go upon their works. But it was not necessary that it should be exclusive ; each of two tenants in common could bring an action ; a tenant by sufferance, or his landlord, might bring an action. As to the second point, if it was a navigable river, they had a right by the Act to stop it. Besides, they were here contending with wrong-doers, not with owners of soil. I .loey were, 'therefore, clearly entitled to maintain their action, otherwise the stake case in the King's Bench was wrong. CHIF.F JUSTICE.—Without giving any opinion. I put one question to my brother Copley, which he will come prepared to answer when he is heard on the subject. " Is there any instance of com missioners carrying on a public work who tained an action of trespass in case of injury, and proved their possession as the foundation of their action ?" The further hearing Was put off till Monday. THE ACT (IF iNSdIXENCV AND AGENTS Fcift THE sUN. Ebyrdti,—Eve}' ready tti acknowledge the correspOndenee of any person designated my friend, I embrace the earliest opportunity of an swering the Letter in your Papei of the 18th inst. signed Ar 4 AGENT. The observations tibia I* have occasionally submitted to the Public; in reference to Agency; were the result of experienCe and conviction ;'and as they were applied with reference to facts com- - municated, I have no apologk to offer for what has appeared under my signature. It is due, hoti— ever, to your Correspondent, who signs for SELF AND CO. to say, that the removal or censure of individuals, to whorn the statement applied, has resulted troth such Communications, and I have no evidence at present applicable to such as are now employed in the capacity of Agents, although 1 cannot help repeating that due discrimination • should be: exercised in the future admission of Agents. If abuses are still practised, those' who have kndwledge of them should complain where complai:it may be made with effect. In my address to the Public on the subject of indiscriminate Agency lay principal ai:n was to protect the legitimate rights oN 4 :ractitioners itt the Law against infringements oti their practice; having been well assured that under the denomi nation -of Agents of the Insolvent Court, indivi duals have trespassed on those rights, by inter meddling with the practice of other Courts : and if my animadversions - have tended to correct or di minish those innovations, the public will derive benefit superior to that which is sought for the ; profession. Certainly the reprehension of other Writers in your Paper has been great, and the complaints have been scattered promiscuously ; and although in such cases, aliquod haret, I am not prepared to specify express • charges against those with whose actions 1 ato unacquainted. 1 have heretofore dis closed instances of abuse which had come to my knowledge, and I am not aware that those parti cular instances have been repeated. It your Co:- respondent, who signs for Self and Co., will leave his name and address at your Office, together with the description of the Agents under whose sanction- he wrote, you are at liberty to disclose mine to bin! ; and it he deigns to visit me on behalf of himself, or any of those whom he represents, I shall have no difficulty in avowing personally whe ther they, or any of them, were the individual ob jects of my reprehension. I admit with your Correspondent that there are unworthy characters in every profession and calling, altho►igh their conduct °a tilt not to 1)1.44: reproach on the general body ; and will also venture to say,. that he who exposes public abuses, by holding individual offenders up to public reps oof, renders a service to the commu nity, anti need not fear the retaliation of those whom be censures. State super Alas antiquas• You►'s, W. M Temple, Nov. 19, 1818, FOR THE SUN. MR. EDITOR,--G. M. 'the volunteer advocate, n your Paper, of Mr. BELLAMY, was very pro ierly answered, through the saute channel, by ANGLICANUS, whose letters appeared about the middle of last month. But ANGLICANUS was silent upon some points, which ought not, I think, to be to passed over. In the first place, he did not reprehend the ignorance of G.M. in address ing Mr. D'OYLEY, -as holding the Office of Chris tian 4dcocatc, at Cambridge, which he has not held for two full years past ; Mr. KENNEL, son of the Dean of Winchester, having been nominat ed to it in the year 1816. The offices, iii fact, can only be held by the same person for four or five years ; so that if G. M. s h ou ld w i • h to at-. tack Mr. RENNRL iu the same character, he must do it before the year 1821, or he will tall again . into die same blunder. But I can guess, though perhaps ANGLICANUE could not, why that writer particularly chose to address Mr. D'Ortuy. Bur no matter, the attack , was as idle as it was pre sumptuous in every point of view. Another part of the subject seems worth men cioning. Time daring calumny of Mr. B. repre sents the authorized version-of our Church as di,- figuring and deforming the Scriptures. AVhai then have the Bible Societies been doing, which, for 13 or 14 years, have been distributing that very version without note or comment, by mil lions of copies the allegation 'were true, from which it is as remote as the Thames front the Ganges, it would be incumbent upon those Societies at once to suspend their operations, re call their corrupt gifts, and wait in patient in action, till Mr. B.'s perfect wink should extin ;Nish all other translations. They might wait, I fancy, long enough in that case, for after the just exposures which have been made, not only by the QUARTERLY, hut by several other lie views, it will be the strangest of all events if Mr. BELLAMY'S should ever be completed. But at all events, Mr. BELLAMY has aimed, though it i , likely to miss, the heaviest blow against those popular Societies that ever was attempted or meditated, lie has undertaken to spew that tliev have been doing mischietinstead of vod, anti in definitely extending the circulation of that, which ought, in his opinion, to he suppressed. In the' opinion, few of sound understanding will ev , r coincide, nor will the consolation of millions drawn so easily from their hands, by the asser lions of an interested adventurer, or at least a sell deluded pretender. POST. *,* We can assure our Readers PAULO that Mr. BELLAMY is wholly unconnected with the authoi of the letter signed G. M. GAMING S M WILLIAM IVA NSEL, "tart: (nearly . a Year an, , a Ha!f ! after Ihis first antilication to Mr. STOCKDAV , r) the su!)jeCt of " THE GREEKS," a Satire, which has aaracteil srich ottraortlioary attention), has re newed his notice for inistierliAte Trial. The Publisher therefore, be particularly obliged by FURTHER. COMMUNI CATIONS of those GAMING TRANSACTIONS in Which Sir WILLIAM MANsEL was concerned, Mid ripe-daily from the unfortunate losers, to that Baronet. 41, Pall-mall, Nov. 20, 1818. - . . The GREEKS and PIGEONS, witli c itoai-ed Prints, may yet be had, price 6s. each, including Sir Milian/ Mansel's 'Letters, • . A STOCK PRIZE of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE on THURSDAY, the; 3d of NEXT MONTH. iIISH feels that he would ill deserve that _E. • great shar6 of patronage which he has received from the Public for many years, if he fail e d t o i n f orm th em thAthe preo-cir., Lottefy (ior viich he is Contractor) is now upon the eve of drawing. The popnlarity of the Scheme (io which, with only 14,000 Tickets, there are Four Stock Prizes of 1..30,000) having caused an unprecedented Sale, makes it necessary that those of his Friends, who may have delayed their Orders, should take the earliest advantage of the very short interval between this and the First Day of drawing (the 24th Instant), when the First-drawn Prize will be fur ther entitled to a Stock Prize of L. 3-0,900, and consequently may obtain L. 60,000 Consols. - In the last Lottery Contract BISH sold (ac walla') Capitals exceeding in number and amount these sold by any other Office-keeper. Tickets and Shares are selling at the Contractor's Offices, 4, Cornhill, and A , Charing-Cross. London ; and by his Agents i❑ England, Ireland, and Scotland. 'A * * Schemes gratis. Bank, India, South-Sea, b per Cents. 4 per Cent. Con sols. Reduced, Oinniuni, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kinds of Gorernmsnt Securities, bought and sold by Com misSion. The Prices of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against 111SH's Office, in Cornhill, by which the Public can see the fluctua tions. / f.